Cable tie

ABSTRACT

A cable tie includes: a belt body with a gear portion and a through portion. The through portion with a cross-hole forms on one end of the belt body and there is a first against-block and a second against-block forms inside the cross-hole and protrudes in different direction. Those against-blocks can against with the gear on the belt body.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a bind device and more particularly toa cable tie which can use in different directions.

2. Description of the Related Art

In prior art, a cable tie usually has a belt body and a through portion.There is plurality of gears lining up on one side of the belt body andthe through portion has an against-block. The user circles those wiresor crops with the belt body and passes one end of the belt body throughthe through portion. The belt body will bind those wires or crops tightand the gears on the belt body will be jammed in the through portion bythe against-block. By the way, the belt body can not move in reversedirection.

However, there are some disadvantages in the prior art. One of thedisadvantages is the belt body only can pass through the through portionin one direction. The against-blocks protrude in a certain angle to jamthe belt body which has gears lines up on only one side. This limitationreduces the operation convenience and the practicability.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The first object of the present invention is providing a cable tie withthe belt body can pass through the trough portion in different directionand increase the operation convenience.

The first object of the present invention is providing a cable tie thatthe against-block of the through portion can fix on the through portionin different direction and at different location to increase thepracticability.

To achieve this object of the present invention, the cable tie ofpresent including a belt body with gears thereon. A through portionforms on one end of the belt body with a cross-hole. The cross-holeforms a first against-block and a second against-block protrude indifferent direction and those against-blocks can against with the gearon the belt body.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a front view of the first embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a section view at line 3-3 of the first embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 3 is a diagram view in first direction of the first embodiment ofpresent invention;

FIG. 4 is a diagram view in second direction of the first embodiment ofpresent invention;

FIG. 5 is a front view of the second embodiment of the second embodimentof present invention;

FIG. 6 is a back view of the second embodiment of the second embodimentof present invention;

FIG. 7 is a section view at line 1-1 of the second embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 8 is a section view at line 2-2 of the second embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 9 is a diagram view in first direction of the second embodiment ofpresent invention;

FIG. 10 is a diagram view in second direction of the second embodimentof present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Referring to FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, a cable tie 10 of the first embodiment ofpresent invention includes a belt body 20 and a through portion 30.

The belt body 20 has a first contact face 22 with gears 26 thereon. Thethrough portion 30 with a cross-hole 31 forms on one end of the beltbody 20. There is a first against-block 33 and a second against-block 35formed inside the cross-hole 31. The first against-block 33 forms on thebottom wall 312 of the cross-hole 31. There is a first gear portion 36on the back side of the first against-block 33. There are twoorientation portions 38 that separated by the first against-block 33 onthe bottom wall 312 of the cross-hole 31 moreover. The secondagainst-block 35 formed on the top wall 314 of the cross-hole 31. Thereis a second gear portion 37 on the back side of the first against-block33. There are two fixing portions 39 that separated by the secondagainst-block 35 on the top wall 314 of the cross-hole 31.

Referring to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, when the free end of the belt body 20insert into the through portion 30 in the first direction (A), the gears26 of the belt body 20 against with the second gear portion 37 of thesecond against-block 35 in contrary direction. In the same way, when thefree end of the belt body 20 insert into the through portion 30 in thesecond direction (B), the gears 26 of the belt body 20 against with thefirst gear portion 36 of the first against-block 33 in contrarydirection. So, no matter the first direction (A) or the second direction(B) the free end of the belt body 20 inserts, the belt body can not bemoved in contrary direction after the free end inserted into the throughportion.

Referring to FIG. 5 to FIG. 10, a cable tie 10A of the second embodimentof present invention includes those basic structures almost as the sameas the first embodiment. The different structures in the secondembodiment of present invention are the belt body has a first contactface 22A and a second contact face 24A as shown in FIG. 5 to FIG. 8. Thefirst contact face 22A has a first side portion 222A and a first gearportion 223A forms on it. The second contact face 24A has a second sideportion 242A and a second gear portion 243A forms on it. The throughportion 30A provides a cross-hole 31A and a first against-block 33Aforms on the bottom wall of the cross-hole. A second against-block 35Aforms on the bottom wall of the cross-hole beside the firstagainst-block 33A. The first against-block 33A protrudes to the firstdirection in a certain angle and the second against-block 35A protrudesto the second direction in a certain angle also. On the back side ofboth the first against-block 33A and the second against-block 35Aprovides a gear portion 37A. Beside the first against-block 33A and thesecond against-block 35A, there are two orientation portions 38A formson the through portion 30A separately for orienting the belt body 20A.

Referring to FIG. 9 and FIG. 10, when the free end of the belt body 20Ainsert into the through portion 30A in the first direction (A), thefirst gear portion 223A on the first side portion 222A against with thegear portion 37A of the first against-block 33A in contrary direction.When the free end of the belt body 20A insert into the through portion30A in the second direction (B), the second gear portion 243A of thesecond contact face 24A against with the gear portion 37A of the secondagainst-block 35A in contrary direction.

As aforesaid, hereinafter are the advantages of present invention.

First, the cable tie of present invention with the free end of the beltbody can insert into the through portion in different directionincreases the operation convenience.

Second, the cable tie of present invention with the against-block of thethrough portion can set on the through portion in different directionand at different location increases the practicability.

1. A cable tie, comprising: a belt body with gears thereon; a throughportion with a cross-hole forms on one end of the belt body and there isa first against-block and a second against-block forms inside thecross-hole and protrudes in different direction and the against-blockcan against with the gear on the belt body.
 2. The cable tie as claimedin claim 1, wherein the first against-block forms on the bottom wall ofthe cross-hole and protrude to a first direction and the secondagainst-block forms on the top wall of the cross-hole and protrude to asecond direction; when the belt body insert into the through portion inthe first direction, the gears of the belt body against with the secondagainst-block on the top wall of the cross-hole and when the belt bodyinsert into the through portion in the second direction, the gears ofthe belt body against with the first against-block on the bottom wall ofthe cross-hole.
 3. The cable tie as claimed in claim 1, wherein thecross-hole has two orientation portions and two fixing portion thatforms beside the first against-block and the second against-block fororienting the belt body.
 4. A cable tie, comprising: a belt body with afirst contact face and a second contact face thereon and both of thosecontact face has a partial gear portion; a through portion with across-hole forms on one end of the belt body and a first against-blockand a second against-block forms on the same side of the cross-hole andprotrudes in different direction; the against-block can against with thegear portion on the contact face.
 5. The cable tie as claimed in claim4, wherein the first contact face has a first side portion and thesecond contact face has a second side portion; each of the gear portionon the belt body forms on the corresponding side portion and againstwith the against-block in different direction.
 6. The cable tie asclaimed in claim 1, wherein the first against-block forms on the bottomwall of the cross-hole and protrudes to the first direction; a secondagainst-block forms on the bottom wall of the cross-hole and protrudesto the second direction; when the belt body insert into the throughportion in the first direction, the gear portion on the first sideportion against with the first against-block and when the belt bodyinsert into the through portion in the second direction, the gearportion of the second side portion against with the secondagainst-block.
 7. The cable tie as claimed in claim 1, there are twoorientation portions forms on the through portion beside the firstagainst-block and the second against-block for orienting the belt body.